The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-11-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Produce.
NEW YORK November il -Fiour-Reccipts
$3.50 packages; exports 067 barrels; aud
l2,eS7 sacks: steady on springs; weak on winter;
sales l5, 400 bblS. Wheat Receipts 20S $50 bu;
exports 3l.7Sl bu; sales l0,90l,O00 bu. futures,
and $4,000 bu. spot. Options sdvan ced - a Sc
and closed firm after very little VARIATIONS
speculation more active, Spot lots shade
higher with q fair business; No. Chicago Sji4c
delivered; ungraded sDrlDg &c; ung-aded
red S309Ic; No. red, Sc; elevator SG}<cJS5}Se
delivered; So &C + o b; No, ! red nominaI 50 &C;
ss@ss c,os,S Ssosin ,-zc S13 T,nnsry S3 9es
@S614c, closing So &c; February S7'sgoilsc clos
ing SIC: Aprils9 y $685. closing S9}sc: Nav
elosing.e &C. Corn-Keceipts, l0s,70i bu; ex-
ports, 1881 Du; sales, 5sl5 COO Ia fdtu-es,
ungIaded 555z@57c: No. ?, 59e store, 56zc de-
liyered; No. November 5'49555Ir. closing
aTy 559554c, closing 55Ee; February s5ssg
see. closing 55Kc May $3.50 closing &c.
Stock OF grain IN store November
bu.; oats, i.ei7264s bn rye. $Si7'
bu barley $3.50 bu malt 1880 bU peas COZ
bu. Oats-Receipts 1890 bu; exports. 2l7 hu;
L@54e higher; fairly active; mixed western,
S49S51Se: white do S7g40c. Hay quies; steadily
held. Hops steady end unchanged. Coffee
only moderately civ sciiTe. saies 81 20 bags.
November SIS 30; December SIS 259l5 AZ; jan
HgsTy sl4 e5@ls IS; February 81 ao@l5 O.;
@l4S5; June s'46o9l4 20; July sii 5Osl4 co;
August 81 50Gl455 September sl4 2j9ll IS;
October s14 1er14 IS; November QSSS) 81 90;
manila iisl6cs Rio Grande AZ s s5c:
fair refining quoted 5 slice; re ined
steady; white extra C. s%95.55c;
6szc: Standard 6 SIC; Cpnfectioners.-A Soc:
eutlosf and rushed &c; granulated G. g, Cnoa
6.sl@6, C Molasses quiet unchanged. Rice
seed oil unchanged Tallow steady. 4 16c
Rosin stesdy 07@l 2Oc, Turpentine dull. Eggs
in fair request receipts 6ZO6 packages; western
I2@2Slzc. Pork, firm, quiet; sales 200 bbls.
mess. Cut NESTS steady; picked shoulders
65z@61Sc; picked hams a89l4c. lard, 4'a6
steam SPOT &c. closing. use. December 6 ia
6.S5c; January 6 s2@6S9c: February S9D
6.e6c: March { 9697 0lc. May 7e6@7.l5c; gcity
steam $50. Butter qoiet but steady; western Is
G27c; eastern creamery l6a27c Cheese steady
ard unchanged. Copper weak; lake So. Lead
dull; domestic 4lasc, Tin firm; straits SIG.
Other articles unchauged.
NEW YORK, November 1.-THE visible sup
ply OF grain saturday November ~, as compil-
follows. Wheat, 81 ,23S SS7 bn: Increase 2, OIL.
313 bu. Corn $685. 1863 bu; decrease 33i, ISL bu.
oats, 6,55o Geo bu; increase, s6,072 bu. Rye,
275 SIC bu; decrease, 6lO07 bu. Barley, 32Ib, 500
bu; increase. 5jl eos bu.
CHICAGO, November IA Business on Change
had more Of the old time activity this morning
than for many wteks. None Of the leading ar
tieles Of speculation were neglected, ana there
was a uniform advance IN prices Of corn. small
grains sud provisions which was very crafty
fDg TO the butts Wheat did not equal corn IN
strength to-day, but the interest was we'll
maintained during the session and the action
| OF the market was quite satisfactory. The
market was not affected BY the visible supply
| statement. which showed an increase OF 2. no.
| COO, but was controlled largely by sympa-
thy with corn. Trading on the part Of local
| dealers was at times quite active, and the out
side business fairly brisk. Scalpers took
| considerable amounts on the reactions. Nay
| and December we're particularly in request.
| December started &c higher ct 1870, advanced
| TO 5S5sc, reacted to 7S5zc, huctusted for some
tine between 54@1sc, advanced 70 7ic, and
| closed at 75Isc. May closed at5e15fg795sc. Corn
was the leader for activity and better prices to-
/ day, scoring an advance Of about 1c. There
/ wss q large volume OF miscellaneous trading
| The pit at times was considerably excited, and
the interest in the stuff increased as the prices
/ went up. To begin With, cash corn sold
up to 45c, when the prices for futures began TO
Jump up, many bulls who had believed thai
there never would be a drop, Just before the sub.
stantial advance and had sold short. some on
| that belief became alarmed lest the market
/ should get away from them and there was gen.
443Sc and closed at &c, May opened at 47c sold
| up 10 471{c, and back to the opening figure
after which it sold up 10 l754C
and ,s back to and Later .oucsse
closing atl15Sc. Oats manifested a consider.
| Able hrmness and q very good speculative de-
mand existed. Trade, however, was largely
conferred in May. The strength was largely
/ due 70 sympathy with the advance in corn
] Nay opened at soc and closed at SOIS@3olsc,